Delhi crime case series#
This series essentially benefits from a combination of fine acting, direction and scripting.
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However, the series seems unrealistic at certain points when they try to show a smooth investigation with full cooperation among various government departments. Undoubtedly, the series is a refreshing take on the subject and it gives you a sense of contentment that there was actually a team of people who were working to bring justice.
The series also tries to give an explanation for the violent behaviour of the police against the protesters and their sensitivity when it came to handling the juvenile among the rapists. Although she has a minor role to play, she makes an impact by questioning the system, the police department and representing the anger of the youth.
She's the one divided between the police and the heated mass. Without them, Delhi Crime cannot be half the story Mehta wants to tell the audience.Īpart from the lead actors, Yashaswini Dayama, who essays the role of Vartika's daughter Chandini, catches your attention with her on point acting. While the former deals with the emotional dilemma of a trainee officer, the latter puts on the forefront the view of a practical police officer. Bhupendra might want to solve the case right at the moment, but he understands the limitations of an officer who also has to work within the ambit of law and order.Īs the supporting aids to Vartika, Rasika and Rajesh bind two loose ends of the case. While Vartika and Neeti have prioritised the case over their personal lives and are emotionally involved with it, Rajesh Tailang plays the role of Bhupendra, an experienced inspector who understands that criminal cases are not treated with emotion. Throughout the series, she is the key who makes you empathise with the police officers. Neeti is like a bridge between the police, the parents and somewhere the media, too. So, saying the show whitewashes the image of the Delhi Police won't be fair.Rasika Dugal, who is seen as IPS officer-in-training Neeti Singh, has one of the most intriguing roles in the series. Despite hurdles, we caught the accused, some of whom had escaped to other cities. "The convicts were given death all happened because of the solid work of the police force. There has also been criticism that the show tries to present Delhi Police in good light. But it's a good show as it depicts what the police had to go through through during the invesitagtion." I won't say that whatever you will see in the show is 100 per cent true. The makers have used their creative liberty to dramatise the show.
Neeraj Kumar, who Delhi's Police Commissioner at the time and who served as a consultant on Delhi Crime, told IANS: "The show depicts 60-65 per cent of the truth.the rest is fictionalised. Many have praised the show for portraying the sustained efforts of Delhi Police in cracking the case but there are others who have termed it "skewed" saying there were factual inaccuracies. The seven-episode series chronicles how DCP (South) Chhaya Sharma (played by actress Shefali Shah) and her team solved the case and managed to catch the culprits despite several hiccups.
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